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Used Cars for Sale Insights

What's the price of a used Honda Pilot suv by year?

Average price by year
Average mileage by year
Year Price Mileage
2025 $42,074 to $45,949 1,000 to 32,368 miles
2024 $38,344 to $41,904 12,251 to 50,421 miles
2023 $35,864 to $40,017 14,868 to 60,186 miles
2022 $27,026 to $33,773 18,519 to 86,207 miles

How to save money when buying a used Honda Pilot?

Drive Type A front-wheel drive (FWD) Honda Pilot can be priced $2,940 less than an all-wheel drive (AWD)
Certified Choosing Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vs non-CPO can save you $1,145 on a Honda Pilot

What colors are the best deals for a Honda Pilot?

Least Expensive Color

Green

$1,991

Average Savings

Most Expensive Color

Red

$1,587

Average Premium

Average car color pricing for a used Honda Pilot?

Rank Color Compared to Avg. Price
Green $1,991 Savings
Purple $1,708 Savings
Silver $1,103 Savings
Gray $166 Savings
Blue $156 Higher
Black $243 Higher
White $334 Higher
Red $1,587 Higher

What Honda Pilot color has the best resale value?

Price differences by car color compared to the average price of a used Honda Pilot

What is the best time to buy a used Honda Pilot?

Good times to buy

$274 Average Savings

January, September, October, November, December are good times to buy to find the best prices.

Good times to sell

$198 Average Premium

February, March, April, May, June, July, August are good times to sell to get the best prices.

How much is a Honda Pilot?

Honda Pilot
  • A new Honda Pilot's average price is 43648 and the price range is 38385 to 51280
  • A 3-year-old used Honda Pilot's average price is 38652 with a price range of 31798 to 45877

See below for the average Honda Pilot price across model years.

Honda Pilot 2017-2022 35764
Honda Pilot 2012-2017 24468
Honda Pilot 2007-2012 12605

The average price for a 3-year-old used midsize SUV is 24131, with the Honda Pilot's price typically 14521 above average for this vehicle type.

Is the Honda Pilot a good car?

Honda Pilot
  • The Honda Pilot earns an ISC quality score of 8.752659 based on its reliability, value retention and safety ratings.
  • The Honda Pilot is ranked 2nd in quality in the midsize SUV category, with the Toyota Highlander ranked just above it and the Toyota Venza ranked just below it
  • The best-ranked midsize SUV for quality is the Toyota Highlander
See our full list of the Best Midsize SUVs

How long do Honda Pilots last?

Honda Pilot
  • The Honda Pilot is the 8th most reliable vehicle in the SUV with 3 Rows category, with a reliability score of 8.6.
  • Approximately 0.024972 of all Honda Pilots on the road have reached 200,000 miles or more, which compares to an average of 0.009479 for the SUV with 3 Rows category
  • The best-ranked SUV with 3 Rows for reliability is the Toyota Land Cruiser suv
See below for the reliability scores of various cars in the SUV with 3 Rows category:
Toyota Land Cruiser suv 8.5
Toyota Sequoia suv 8.1
Toyota Highlander suv 7.7
Honda Pilot suv 7.6
Ford Explorer suv 7.3
Mazda CX-9 suv 7.3
GMC Yukon suv 7.3
Hyundai SANTA FE suv 7.2
Nissan Pathfinder suv 7.2
Dodge Durango suv 7.2
Mitsubishi Outlander suv 7.2
Chevrolet Suburban suv 7.2
GMC Yukon XL suv 7.2
GMC Acadia suv 7.1
Chevrolet Tahoe suv 7.1
Ford Expedition suv 7.0
Volkswagen Tiguan suv 6.9
Chevrolet Traverse suv 6.8
Kia Sorento suv 6.8
Nissan Armada suv 6.8
Toyota Grand Highlander suv
Mazda CX-90 suv
Jeep Wagoneer L suv
Kia Telluride suv
Hyundai PALISADE suv
Subaru Ascent suv
Jeep Grand Wagoneer suv
Jeep Grand Wagoneer L suv
Jeep Wagoneer suv
Jeep Grand Cherokee L suv
Chevrolet Traverse Limited suv
Volkswagen Atlas suv
Ford Expedition MAX suv

Is the Honda Pilot safe?

Honda Pilot
  • The latest Honda Pilot's 5.0-star NHTSA-based safety rating ranks it #1 for safety in the SUV with 3 Rows category
  • The Honda Pilot's rating has averaged 4.73 stars over the past 10 years
  • The Honda Pilot's individual crash test scores for 2021 are listed below:
    • Frontal Crash: 4.0
    • Side Crash: 5.0
    • Rollover: 4.0

These scores are based on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) crash tests.